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Pak vs Sri Lanka Live: How to Watch Every Match (TV & Streaming)

Pak vs Sri Lanka Live: How to Watch Every Match (TV & Streaming)

Pakistan vs Sri Lanka is one of cricket’s most-played fixtures — and with Sri Lanka touring Pakistan in October 2026, here’s how to watch every ball live, plus the series context.

Quick answer: Watch Pak vs Sri Lanka live in Pakistan on PTV Sports / A Sports (TV) or Tamasha / Tapmad (streaming); in Sri Lanka on Dialog TV / ThePapare.com. Pakistan lead the T20I head-to-head 18–12 across 30 meetings.

Where to Watch

  • Pakistan: PTV Sports, A Sports (TV); Tamasha, Tapmad, Myco (streaming).
  • Sri Lanka: Dialog TV, TV Supreme, PEO TV; Dialog Play and ThePapare.com streaming.
  • India: Sony Sports Network / SonyLIV (per series rights).
  • UK: Sky Sports. USA: Willow TV.

Current Series (October 2026)

Sri Lanka are touring Pakistan for a three-match T20I series in October 2026. Pakistan won the opener at Rawalpindi chasing 183 — captain Sahibzada Farhan hit 89 off 53 with Maaz Sadaqat’s 50 off 29 — after Sri Lanka posted 182/8 (Lahiru Udara 91 off 55). The 2nd T20I is at Rawalpindi on 11 October. Read our opener report.

Head-to-Head Record

In T20Is, Pakistan lead Sri Lanka 18–12 across 30 meetings. Pakistan also hold the historic edge in Tests and ODIs — Sri Lanka’s 1996 World Cup win over Pakistan at the quarter-final stage remains their most famous victory in the fixture.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Pak vs SL live streaming free?

In Pakistan, PTV Sports (free-to-air) and Tamasha (free tiers) are the legal free routes.

What is Pakistan’s T20I record vs Sri Lanka?

Pakistan lead 18–12 across 30 T20I meetings (as of October 2026).

Where is the Pak vs SL series being played?

The October 2026 T20I series is in Pakistan — the opener and 2nd T20I at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium.

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